oddhammer

In a move that appears to be another step away from its Flash platform, Adobe has submitted the code for its Flash-based Flex framework to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) to be managed as an independent project.  more here

private var normal:Boolean = true;		
public function init():void{
logScale_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, toggleLog);
}
public function toggleLog(e:Event):void{
     if(normal){
           var LA:LogAxis = new LogAxis();
           myChart.verticalAxis = LA;
           normal = false;
     }else{
           var NA:LinearAxis = new LinearAxis();
           myChart.verticalAxis = NA;
           normal=true;
     }
}

If you work with shared libraries and/or tinker around with ApplicationDomain you should go pick up the newly released SWFExplorer 0.7. It will tell you what classes are contained in a loaded SWF.

Info on it from Thibault on bytearray.org here and download it from here.

Being able to get a list or array of the classes in a SWF is a big help, and there really should be something in ApplicationDomain for that. If you agree, then please go vote for getDefinitions() and let Adobe know that you would like it added.

I’ve tried all the other channels I could think of, so I’ll give this a try:

I’m trying to track down a certain QA50.

and the last person who owned it was
Mark Gleaton

His step-dad owned Sure Fire motorcycle products.

If you’re him or know him, please get in touch. 

Thanksmuch.